Curved Cogolin Pipe

The smoking pipe can come in different forms. For the Curved Cogolin pipe, it is in the uniqueness and harmony of the shades that this pipe finds its inspiration. Indeed, the briar bowl, rather light and natural in color, provides a very beautiful contrast with the black ebonite stem. The anatomy of this wooden pipe is thus very easy to identify. The stem is marked with the words Vieille Bruyère Courrieu Cogolin, and you will also find the famous silvered rooster positioned at the front of the tenon.

 

It was in 1802, in the south of France, in Cogolin, that the Courrieu family created the first pipe, which was the beginning of a long series; today, they are still crafted at the Ch. Courrieu factory, in the Gulf of St. Tropez. The manufacturing rules of these pipes have been passed down from father to son to ensure artisanal perfection, which can be summed up in three simple words: beauty, quality, and lightness. Marked with a rooster on the stem, the pipes of Cogolin are sure to impress with their finish and finesse, which are the pride of the pipe-making artisans.